Titlebook: Genome Organization and Expression in Plants; C. J. Leaver Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1980 biology.cloning.develop

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Analysis and Resolution of mRNA Populations mRNA with radioactively labelled cDNA, and to measure how much of the latter has become duplexed at different times by treating successive samples of the annealing mixture with nuclease S1. A description of the reaction and its analysis is given in references 1–4.

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Structural Gene Expression in Tobaccoly reviews current information regarding DNA sequence organization and expression in the tobacco plant. In addition, new data are summarized which show that mRNA sequence sets are strikingly regulated in major plant tissues and that post-transcriptional selection mechanisms play a central role in the regulation of gene expression in plants.

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Chromosome and Gene Structure in Plants: A Picture Deduced from Analysis of Molecular Clones of PlanMolecular cloning technology has introduced exciting ways of studying eukaryotic chromosomes. The purpose of this paper is to illustrate ways in which molecular cloning has enabled us to study components of plant chromosomes.

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Messenger RNA Domains in the Embryogenesis and Germination of Cotton CotyledonsWe have begun the task of describing the development of cotton cotyledons through embryogenesis and germination in terms of the mRNA subsets that, through their appearance and disappearance, determine this developmental sequence. This, of course, represents an attempt to describe a developmental sequence in terms of sequential gene activity.

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Deutsche Strophenformen des Mittelalterseukaryotic genomes. Although higher plant species have not yet received much concentrated attention in this context, an analysis of what data is available shows that plants frequently have much more repetitive DNA than most animals (reviewed in Thompson and Murray, 1979). Therefore it seems logical

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09652-8organism and for probing the evolution of the nuclear genome. In pursuit of the first goal we have compared DNA sequence organization both in a diverse group of land plants and in a group of species within a single genus. We reasoned that if a particular arrangement of repeated sequences is importan